Automated production reports, OEE and downtime dashboards, Ignition reporting, and ERP/MES integration, built on the data your PLCs already have. Appleton, WI based, working on site nationwide and remotely.
Your PLCs already know your run time, downtime, counts, and faults. We get that data off the machines and in front of the people who make decisions, without a six-figure platform.
Reports that show up on their own, with numbers everyone trusts because they come straight from the machine.
Live visibility for the floor and the office, and machine data sent where the business already works.
Pulling data from older machines and mixed-vendor lines, including equipment that was never designed to share it.
Open-source data collection with MQTT, Node-RED, InfluxDB, and Telegraf. No per-tag or per-user licensing.
Operator tools, maintenance trackers, and control screens built for your process when off-the-shelf software doesn't fit.
Connecting machines, databases, and business systems through REST APIs, whether that means using existing ones or building new ones.
Adding historian, reporting, and alarming to the Ignition or FactoryTalk system you already run.
Our own machine monitoring and OEE platform, for plants that want these results as a ready-made product.
See CS Summit →Most data projects land in one of three places. We'll recommend the one that fits your plant, your budget, and your team, even if it's the smallest option.
A full SCADA and reporting platform that scales from one line to a whole site. Great when you want HMI, historian, and reporting in one system.
Machine monitoring, OEE, alerts, and automated reports ready to go. Deploys in days, and your team configures it without code.
Purpose-built with MQTT, Node-RED, InfluxDB, and web apps when your problem doesn't match any product.
What data exists, where it lives, and what decisions you're trying to make with it.
One machine or one report first, so you see value before committing to more.
Add machines, lines, sites, and integrations without ripping out what already works.
Before founding CS Integrators, Jon was an MES engineer at a global electronics manufacturer, connecting shop-floor equipment to the business systems that run the plant. Combined with years of PLC programming, that means we understand the data at the source, not just in the database.
"The solution they delivered was not only custom-tailored to our needs but also cost-effective, leveraging their deep experience in both OT and IT domains."
"He went above and beyond on what we agreed upon, and also helped me setup an onsite server to host that app. I would greatly recommend him for your programming needs."
Runtime and downtime data for a manufacturer that had none, with a path into their ERP.
Read more →Automated daily PLC reports across remote sites, replacing hours of driving.
Read more →Multiple vendor apps and subscriptions replaced with one system at zero software cost.
Read more →Sometimes the data you need isn't in the program yet. We can add the counters, states, and fault logic ourselves, so there's no finger-pointing between the controls and data vendors.
Usually not. Most plants already have the data in their PLCs. We connect to what you have over EtherNet/IP, OPC UA, Modbus, or MQTT. If a machine is missing a signal you need, we can add it to the PLC program.
Yes. Adding reports, dashboards, historian data, and alarms to an existing SCADA system is common work for us, and it's often the fastest way to get results.
It depends on what you already run, how many machines are involved, and what you need to see. Ignition fits plants standardizing on SCADA, CS Summit fits fast OEE and downtime visibility, and custom builds fit unique problems. We'll recommend whichever is the best fit.
In most cases, yes. We've pulled data from legacy machines and multi-vendor lines using the protocols they support, or with a small edge device when they don't support any directly.
Yes. Our founder worked as an MES engineer, and we regularly integrate production counts, downtime, and machine status with ERP, MES, and CMMS systems through APIs or database connections.
You do. Custom and open-source builds are yours outright, and we avoid designs that lock you into ongoing subscriptions you don't need.
Tell us what you're tracking today and what you wish you could see. We'll recommend the simplest way to get there, usually on the first call.
